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The main news on Aftenposten's front page revolves around the deteriorating health of King Harald V of Norway, with the royal family visiting him at Rikshospitalet. Other prominent domestic stories include concerns over Chinese electric buses and an Oslo school principal's report of students for…
The Royal House has announced that King Harald's health has worsened significantly, leading the Queen and the Crown Prince to cancel their scheduled programs. The Royal Family is currently at Rikshospitalet.
The Crown Prince Couple, the Queen, and Prince Sverre Magnus have been observed at the National Hospital (Rikshospitalet), indicating the seriousness of King Harald's condition.
Messages of support and well wishes are flooding in for King Harald from the public, with sentiments expressed like 'You have always been there for us. Now we are there for you.'
Hundreds of Chinese electric buses are on Norwegian roads, and authorities are concerned about potential security risks, even suggesting the removal of SIM cards from the vehicles.
An Oslo school principal has reported 11 students for submitting false absence notes, leading to three students being convicted and sentenced to conditional prison time.
An analysis of the ongoing conflict in Ukraine suggests that the summer offensive has been a complete failure, raising questions about its effectiveness and outcomes.
In response to potential cyberattacks, an opinion piece suggests that Norway should provide a strong and impactful answer to Putin.
A review of 'Delirium,' a novel by Roy Jacobsen completed just before his death, praises the result as astonishing.
A doctor, initially concerned about protein intake potentially harming kidneys, changed his own habits after a new long-term study, and was surprised by the findings.
London has successfully transformed itself into a prominent cycling city, a feat that many initially believed to be impossible.
Viking's qualification for the Champions League is celebrated as a significant achievement, highlighting one of football's strongest forces behind the success.
A professor provides seven rules of thumb to help individuals determine when it is more beneficial to rest rather than engage in training.
After being a fugitive wanted by Norwegian police for 11 years, Umar Farooq Zahoor now wishes to return to Norway following the case's dismissal.
Taylor Swift reflects on the impact of Dolly Parton, expressing shock at her origins and the feeling that a world without her presence is unnatural.
Despite the trend towards digital payments, numerous places in Europe continue to operate on a 'cash only' basis. The article explores the reasons behind this.
Ketamine is emerging as a new and effective tool in the treatment of suicidal ideation, offering hope to those struggling with the condition.
A significant data attack targeting Norway prompts a NTNU professor to propose ending free login access as a measure to combat such threats.
The article discusses how to identify psychological abuse within relationships, drawing on personal experiences and therapeutic insights.
